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Thursday, August 31, 1950

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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S. Won't Renew
Hospitality Asked Panel Moderator U.
Ex-Nazi's Visa
for Servicemen
WASHINGTON — (WNS) —

Karol Sidor, leader of many
Nazi organizations in Czecho-
slovakia during the Hitler re-
gim; has left the United States
following refusal by the authori-
ties to renew his temporary
three-month visitor's passport.
The Slovakian Nazi's presence
here caused a wave of complaints
from Se w is h' and Slovakian
groups and many protests by
N. Y. Congressman Arthur G.
Klein, leading to the Immigra-
tion and Naturalization Service's
announcement of expiration of
Sidor's pass to this country.

Mrs. Maurice A. Landau, iq
behalf of the Detroit Armed
Services Committee of the Na-
tional Jewish Welfare Board,
asked the Detroit Jewish com-
munity to extend hospitality to
servicemen away from home
during the High Holy Days.
"If we bear in mind Detroit's
nation-wide reputation for !
warmth and hospitality extended
to servicemen in the past," Mrs.
Landan said, "I know we will
not fail to open our homes
again."
Arrangements are being made I
so that servicemen may attend
services in the temples and syn-
agogues.
Anyone who wishes to open
his home to a serviceman during
the Holy Days may call Miss
Freda Zegman at the Jewish
Community Center, TR. 5-8400.

Man and Wife N.Y. to Open
Head Marshall $10,000,000
Lodge, Chapter Pledge Drive

NEW YORK — (WNS) — The
United Jewish Appeal of Greater
New York launched a campaign
this week to collect $10,000,000
outstanding in pledges, it was dis-
closed here at a luncheon at-
tended by more than 300 campaign
workers.
Edward M. M. Warburg, chair-
man of the JDC, told the gather-
ing that the general war scare
MR. AND MRS. BERG
created by the Korean conflict has
spurred large numbers of Jews in
For the second time in local various countries to seek imme-
Milton Kahn Named to Bnai
Brith history, man and wife diate emigration to Israel. He
Brandeis
Group
Post
head a lodge and chapter at the cautioned that the 120,000 immi-
S.
MILLER,
midwest
BYRON
WALTHAM--(WNS) — Milton same time. It's Karl and Mollie gration figures set for 1950 will be
regional director of the Amer-
Kahn,
long active in philantro- Berg as president of the Louis reached in September and that
ican Jewish Congress' commis-
provision must be made for the
sion on law and social action, phic and communial activities, Marshall Lodge and Chapter.
The former pair was Sam and changed situation.
will be the moderator at a has been appointed national
panel discussion on "Reading chairman of the Brandeis Uni- Mollie Bank, who headed the
Ambassador Abba S. Eban, who
If you lam Ihe
'Riling and Religion — Has versity Associates, it was an- same groups.
recently
returned from top-level
os oiri
A combined meeting of both talks in Israel, told the gathering
Religion a Place in Our Public nounced by George Alper, presi-
dent
of
Bie
Brandeis
board
of
the lodge and chapter will mark that the thinking of the Israeli
Schools?" Members of the panel
upside down, you won't
the opening of the fall season government was driven by "a
find a fin.• win. than
will be Rabbi Joshua Sperka trustees.
The Brandeis University Asso- for these groups.
and Rev. Merrill Bates. The
compelling force of immigration."
A show will feature The Bal- Israel, he said, will keep its doors
discussion will follow a des- ciates, a national organization es-
tablished
in
some
20
communities
fontes, a well-known puppet open to immigration regardless
sert luncheon to be given by
the' Wonien's Division of the across the country for the sup- show; Richard Gregory, dancer of the economic comfort of the
AJC at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, port of the Waltham institution, in ballet taps; Larry Carona, who present population."
Sept. 6 in the Founders' Lounge serve two-year-old Brandeis in has just returned from the sum-
WINES
the role of "foster alumni."
mer's engagement as lead bari-
of the Art Institute.
MILAN WINERIES. DETROIT, MICHIGAN
tone with the Pittsburgh Civic
Light Opera Co.; and Dorothy
Filburn, soprano, who has ap-
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There will also be Bill Raleigh, NEW YORK—(WNS) —Rabbi
popular orchestra leader of the Solomon Reichman has been
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